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Cantilever Racks

Arm-type racking for the loads a pallet cannot hold — pipes, rods, tubes, beams, timber and profiles.

Storage Racks Made in Ghaziabad Installed across North India

Arm-type racking for the loads a pallet cannot hold — pipes, rods, tubes, beams, timber and profiles.

Sizes, capacities and finishes are made to order. Send your requirement and we will confirm the specification and price.

Cantilever racking solves the storage problem that pallet racking cannot: long, bulky items with no stable base. Extended arms support the load along its length, so pipes, tubes, rods and beams can be stored and picked safely by hand.

The design uses strong bases and uprights fitted with arms that carry the load clear of any front column, giving completely unobstructed access along the whole bay. The racks assemble quickly and make efficient use of horizontal space in a warehouse or yard.

Arms adjust along the height of the upright — typically on one-inch centres — so shelf levels can be set to whatever heights the stock requires. Arms can be straight, or inclined to hold goods that might roll, and can be fitted with an end lip to stop loads slipping off the front.

Key features

  • Unobstructed accessNo front column, so long loads can be loaded and picked along the full length of the bay.
  • Adjustable armsArm positions move along the upright to set shelf heights to the stock being stored.
  • Straight or inclined armsInclined arms and end lips stop round stock rolling off the front of the rack.
  • Quick to assembleBolted construction that erects fast and can be extended later with additional bays.

Tell us what you need to store or move

Send your floor plan, pallet sizes or load requirement and we will come back with a layout and a quotation.

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